Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-21

enjoying a successful term in charge of Aaron
Beede This Is Mr.. Beede's third term in
this school.
PALMYRA.-Our correspondent writes Sept
10Th Rev. Mr.. Weeks of Newport Me-,
preached in this village last Sabbath, taking
the place of Rev. Nelson Stsckpole who was
called home to attend funeral. Mr.. Weeks
delivered very interesting sermon from the
subject: s.The Greatness of God."-Some
of our people took advantage of the Bar
Herbor excursion, and had days outing.
enjoying the sea breezes and delightful
scenery of Names great summer resort
Mr. Moier, of Boston Mass, an accountant
employed by Shaw Bros. is visiting at Geo
Bachelors this week. A very instructive and
interesting lecture on Popular Education,
was delivered in this place last Monday
evening by Arthur Elmer Hatch. Mr.. Hatch
is blind man. but active AMI deserving.
who IL educating himself aud takes this way
to def-av his expenses Mr. Charles Wvman
had the misfortune recently, TO break his
arm between the elbow and wrist -
A M Hayden is at work for farmer
in the town of St. Albans.-Mr
C. E Libby's mother and sister, from
Jackson, Me-, are visiting him this
week.-Mrs.. C. E Spollett has put force
O
In case of fire. it would be almost as effec-
tive as fire engine, as with the hose, con-
siderable stream of water can be forced onto
any part of the buildinps.-The other even
ing as Frank Spaulding was returning from
PittsfeId, he collided with team driven by
a Young lady. Frank was thrown out and
the carriages were locked together in such
manner that it was necessary to remove both
horses before they could be extricated, but,
fortunately no serious damage was done.
The Young lady was badly frightened but
sustained no injury.
NORTH ANsON. correspondent writes
September 20: crew of men are at work
repairing the embankment at the end of the
bridge, crossing the mill stream. Stones are
taken from the bed of the Carrabassett and
q wall four or five feet thick, to the level of
the road, is being built which, when Tiled in
b. hind, will make a much needed improve
ment.-The corn factory will shut down
Wednesday after season of three weeks,
putting up about % 900 cans per day.
WALDO.
LIBERTY Our correspondent writes, Sept.
10 VIM. II. Hunt and Mrs Hunt are ex-
pett home from Philadelphia the first of the
week Ambrose Cargill, Esq., of this viltAge
l. in Boston This is the first time in his
life. # sixty years, tnat he has been outside
Ills mt We State. Mr.. Cargill has always
BEEN prominent in town affairs and widely
kno.r IN This section OF the State, bat. never,
We believe, beeo farther vest than Portland,
and Bang0r is the limit # his northern
travel. Mrs. DR. Clough is passing week
"i'h her daughter in Nerrimac, Mass, at the
hume OF Mrs Joyce.-The trotting ut the
course -day not all that WAS expected.
Several visiting horses of some note being
advertised 10 be present and failing to APP
pear About n thousand people were on the
ground and were informed that great attrac
tins would be offered Saturday afternoon
next, at which time the fence will be con-
pleted and every thing in bett7r condition for
business A collision took place this after
noon on the track. by which the occupants
of the colidlng vehicles were thrown to the
ground and somewhat bruised.-The tanner
les have resumed operations again after
few weeks rest for repairs. Bark IS worth
five dollars this JASON.
MONTvILLE - Our correspondent writes
sgt 10: TIE remains of Mrs Jennie wen
If Iroy, formerly of this town, were brought
here for burial Wedne, day. Funeral services
were held al the north church, conducted by
Rev + II. Hanson of Belfast -Rev. j. f.
Whitney, of Newport left his team standing
in front of the uorth church while attending
the Friday evering service. At the close of
the service the team was missing, and care
ful search in tn vlcinte failed t. reveal any
trfce OF it Saturday morning the team was
found in the yard of Benjamin Williams at
freedom village, all right The horse was
left unhltched, and probably wandered away
of his own accord. though quantity Of pea
M 'bell- four d in the carriage suggested to
t,e owncr thst it had been occupied.
BRANCH MILLS Our correspondent writes
Sept. 10: Fred B y and wifi, # 3 'ston.
ard his sister aud her husband, ard Mr.. and
Mrs Tarheil of Wurcester. Mass are visit
ing relatives here.-Mrs J nuie Wiley OF
Texas, who has been the guest Of =. Bean.
has gone - visit a. hrojh rs IT. u mon. - Mr
and Mrs Goddard are away on a short vaca-
tion.-Mlss Myra Bean is teaching AT Weeks
Miils.-George Mars youngest child aged
four months uied last week
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